jer, under the ftfe linQth two tri
tct, (all of Trifling . vlU) attempted :i4W
cr Irijpott, wa -tujracd, back, warned, and
aaUmptinjf again to enter, wa taken and jle
lifteaftf priae by the squadron. Ur restl
unaflaimed by,he Bey off .Tunis, with
a threat f.war in.ferpwao aerious, that.on
wluwawing from the, bloqkade of Tripoli
kite vvjmiiiiiuijj, i - . v -4 - - .
though; it' hi duty to repair toTuniar with
hi .squadron, and. , to require a categorical
declaration whether peace or war was intend
ed. - The Bey preferred explaining himself
lfy;an ambassador to the United States who
oh his arrival, renewed the request thatjhe
vessel and her prizes should be restored, i It
was deemed proper togive this proof of fciend-
ntp 10 inc ucy, una uic uwusssauur wo in
formed the vessels would be' restored. - Af-
lerw&jdsj, Jhe made a requisition of naval
stores to be sent to tht iieyfin order to ,se-'
cure a peace forthe ternicf three years, with
a threatof war, if refused It has been rcr
fused) and the ambassador is about to depart j
- without receding from the threat or . de- ' j
roand. '.''rV-,- ;m
. . Under these circumstances, and consider
ing that the several provisions of the act of
Maredi2J&, 1804, will cease m consequence
of the ratincattoa of tihetrcaty of peace with
Tripoli, now advised and consented to by
the Senate, I hu thought it niy duly to com
nnica,te'thei.e 'fact's in order that Congress
iruy consider Jhe expediency of continuing
jtha panie .provision for a JUnited time, or
making others equivalent. ...
RtjfeVreu
eVr&l'to the committee' of ways and
l ' ap w
means
.' .' Washington City, April 24.
. The Prefident ot the.U niied iutea has
nominated,' and ihe .Senate oanimoully
adytfed'. and conTentcd thfreio,. Janie
M Jti'roe,'l,now '..MifttifeV Plenipotentiary
or the United States aV'ilie' court of L'on
rfj'n,' and William Ti'i'c kitty,' ot Mary-'la.i-t;
tdbe Mir.iiters F'eitipotentlary and
'ilxtr'aQrdinatjf fur' fettling all' matters, ot
difference between . the' United Stages anJ
the uniteJ 'kingdoms oGrcat-BritairV and -
.Ireland, relative to wrongs ; committed
'DeTvrefcn the b-rties bu the nigh feas or
other, waiter, and tor elUblilhiHt, the
.1 . ... ' t i ii "i i i ' 4
'pHncipfcs ut navigation and commerce
"betWcea I hem. ',
We tindYrstand 'that the latest dispatches
received from Mr. Munroe bear date tluiSath
cf Jvmrarr and that rhcy state, that in con-
icqiielTce oYthe indiiposition of Mr. Pitt, no.'
uiumaie a.-vanemems nau Dcen made lor u.c ,
.'adjustlrneiitof our relations - with Creat-l)i,I-'
' tain, but that hotrcs of such adjustment were
en'lta'med, from, the compleaiouf Uie iilw
adininiitraUon,. . ,
On londay night, tt 11 o'clock, the first
kse?ionof tlie ninth, congress. lerniiuted its
sitMng's)' afcr trariiacting mucf.jutercsting
Tiiiue.' tTlie wov prominent meusures a '
"dbpted diivio fins itnpbrUi'nt seksion, 'are'
lhoe relative t Spain and CrealjHliiln.
Vlthbdth oi'tltenaUont wc hije points of
the ittmolt drlicacy to discuss, and the inca
"'ires Mofed to bnhjj tliero to a TavoraMe ii
aue, SriM 'ft-t(-tth'jppTotatiouof the preat
boly of. United fAiuric; ?Tis time, the
voice of ditcotilent lui u:n hoarcd in tli'c
.md ; but the faint w.hincr yra in a moittcnt
silenced l),thc general buiU ofapplu that
proceeued Irotn araitUI peoIt. 1 he most .
in'oundeg cdiitldcncc attends the present ad 1
niniilrjitifJTi and, ts'in federalist! hare io
,dHljnUy-Uirncd thjir Rark-i ori, those vile
tlu-vlcrrrv who. to ircp tin r sinking reputa
tions, have dared to attack the ftrt charac j
ten of ilie iKjliiM-i f VUt rnt pnuidingt untht
tnt i iriJi cf ienfs, 'Jg icn and Sml umUr
Tf -rl j W HJi litis. union f,
ei4d)cu(, e. rny calculate reasonably on
tl''T I'loYatlv: tcrntrriii-,11 of our disputes with
rrrttr:hrg Rp.
1 -
BxJyn. Abril 1C
Six French, line of battle (hiuf ind
Xaw Xfliua, fopfqd; from; Bien. 'haf c
-.H 0 g,bing intot Spanifh ,poii, fa.iJ
Id be rottoCabc'Io of which jnlorma
nion kfbceti rcceirei by admiral Duck
worih', wno i Infurluil of ihem.
-CpU.W41liamron, arrfted PhtbdeL
phta, loformi, that fMarch J2, lat. ar,
Jng.$5,?r$ fpoke ihe Dftn(h ffJgJttC .
itri,.fipfain .White, vwo i.;tomfV,
S)V;?Tw'?h uwJct Atlmiial
!v jte6"1-1 captured thcotmtaiJ
VVl1-' I EngUftJ. ..I.
fi.l ..,, ! ,i ,r1; ',"' -. 1
t i,- r,ect,eJ b7 Pro cflrtf,
i r - Siar toihe a;th february,
l,Ve 'avouied br 'one nf our
iff Hunj Aof Vert Smnofiin'i. ...
Iff Tunff nWOf I
Tlofih
IcJr Ti ' firmly c
LliliV.'.l- K
the continent doti not ip
.K lin I ' I1.
tlUbiiUicJ.ai IfXih beta
rf .'.y!,.?,iny4. ' rcctitt thi
l?i$Vl riMibtii policy. TUy
tn Wfi.Uio ,ih trarnlatri of B.onal
t.V.,C0,,prrP'fe fo "Mince by foict.
Wlirf Vliii ; tucctfa ihfi U abl to
trfifl, rnaf U rcadilr foppolcd. lUtontj
pjfft will net ttUoi fcU pUv 0f fl,uu
, lfcitVOfmapoiu aM tb Cahica.
hot alien V v?hlvootMlifiquiItng tbeli In .
dependence, and Dimming . ineynaoic ruin
upon the cqmtncrcie of tbeir fubjedSi i
Captain James Barron -4s i appointed Conii
modore of the American squadron in the Me
diterranean and Captain Stephen Decaturi
jqn'r. to command tneTrigate Chesapeake,
ordered on that service i - ' .Pol' Aeg,
r - , ; Charleston, April 29.. ,
Two day before Captaift'lSAvirfc left Ha
vanna, a yessel arrived fron Jamaica, the
master of which stated, that just before he
sailco, a Uriti&h Packet arrived with accounts
of the DEATH of GEORGE III. King pT
Great-Britain. Several letters received from
respectable houses at Havahha, mention the
same intelligence V .
, , - Times. .
' '. Captain Beckford, arrived at Salem, from
Calcutta, informs that the English forces,
after taking possession of the Cape of Good
Hope, had gone on an expedition against the
Isle of Francei ' . ;
' y. " Philadelphia, April 21.
r r. i ' i . i i.- i .' . ....
. un oaturaay arrtveu , .ww cn r vicioiy,
WuiJion, 21 days frort" Jdcquemel. Left,
there March 2t, ship Mary, liunbury, from
Baltimore." By' tiiu vessel, iniortuation .was
v caaied out to Haytiof the pasa of the act
prohibiting the intercourse .with that Island.
Theotncers of the Hay' iari government dis
credited the intelligence, aliening that it
was pierely a. stratagem of the Americans to
lower the price of. coilee. The Mary was to
sail in 8 days for Aux Cayes, to join the ship
Eutawj. of and for Baltimore,, to sail the 14th
of April. ' ,
Also arrived this day the sch'r Bacchus,
Morse, of Phiadeli)!iia, from, Luguira, was
dstained thiougU ilia influence and advice of
Capt. Lewis, of the Leander ; who charged
ner with being dbpatched by the Americana
at Laguira, or by the Spanish' government
to aicirtain to what point-the Leander was
bound. Cupt. Morse finding. Uiiuseli. thus
unpleasantly situated, was about to dispose
of his vessel to one of Miranda's ofiket s. .
The ship Empei'or had; sailed from Port-tau-Brince
to join the Leader; but hearing
at sea -that the. govt rnrient oi ue U. btaie
had prosecuted ;)gdc"- h pv.t buck. , Capt.
Lews, ot'the Lnui i, h.t: ;joue. over land
to consult the olY.ciT' a Emperor
and. induce the in to-tVr. ve;-f inlhe ekc
dition. -The Leander, LHi,dS fsul ir wo or
three duyi forCum .na. beveii yV.k.!ic.i.
had been induced to oin htr adventii i "i.ut
Mm precise nature m.i'' i b.'ctt of her aCvint
waskeptaprol'oundsccrei. ' .
Trw information, conmunicated to con
gress in the message of ihe pi-eider resjuc
uug the stale n( lations with Tunis lus tit-en
for sonic time amicipatcd." V hen the ex--minister
of Sji.ij n,-2 VwV W!Ts at Washington,
a is said, l:C labor'f ! vti yjTai d with JAV'mr.
'i the BaHyur'un .iv..:iTlir, to exc ite his
enmity jtint oui u vtrnment ; indeed he
' sa'i4 to have so ii.r i revaihd as to dia'f
front ho Uaf:fian thr most bnitel and con
tuntelloLS iXjrrs.(oU tovnU the lnit.d
Scutes. 'the citizens ot which he denominated
i!iks or transported thieves, an appellation
derived from a place culled Ycibin in Alrira,
to whic'.i cotvi(.u arr transported. A ih-
course 'if this kind passed in presence of an
American, who had been 'in Barb try; he
rose and resented it, saymtj thnt, ai thry
were prtrileKtd cluracers lie rould not
treat theru as they tK.criie'(l,-hiit tlmt he cnuld
n)t nay in the company of men who dii;-
ccd their-tnisiion mid tiolaUd the hoipitali-
,ty M she Kimntmcnl that protcctid them.
Mclimclli ha,, we are toldi Lihavrd very
disrespectfully to the sveretary of state. In
ctiniPMiience of this tH-culi.u tate if .Uiingi,
the Mtdiiuruiieun fund wdl be continued.
; I I ,, . , 'Auru-e
, A rintlmsn frJm JfrU'a, arrived jl Chirk.
lit, u-ixitu f hat a cr'radful wjr it r.oT rising
-4civrtn the l'rt,ilHri-Liijt ui tht tp. uh the
StmtJ r,vrr, and the rativi. Ike French Jt
kin? of tltt natives impair duties en their trad
up tht rietr : aid the tcntttt is ehawtetistdlj
'
The thi) 1 onion Fctket. StatriL fret Ji.tl.
tiwort. ftr the Mediterranean, i litres fat
ey tLtjt cgopr:iuut,jrt noljti rei ,
"rSlClSCUBKEXT
DACON per 100 Iba.
DU. Cn. Dlt. Ct.
19 -.10
Cotton per lb. .,
Coftce per lb.
Corn per bushel, ,
Meal do. , J, t
1 lour fr Urrtl., , ,
biuorhslf txrrtt, .
IonnUr per Ma , . i
W.o, hhd. itaret, . ; i
IL o. do. do. dv .
W. o. IU do. rough
ShiagUifcr I000r r i.'t
Sugar r U , .
Molatscs ptr xalloa
Rra, W I.pr.p.jJp
Jamaica do. 4Ji p.
N,L do , tt,
Tar ptr barrel,
Twrpr ntinc. . . ; ;7
Tobacupcrctu
a it
60-- 9
75-- 1
0'
I
t
10
sto.
II
.12
.11
-1 13
-Is
?l ' to
1
, e
60-. 1
13
"TT' PORT OP WILMINGTON. ,
Jlay ht.UBrig jippe, Litciteit,' Antigua, with
rum to he captain. u , ; -
i tb, SehV, UeguJator, M'llhenny, Charleston
, ' Cleared, ; ,
April 29 Sch'r Susannah, Berry, Salem
Sch'r John ,8c William, Smith, Philadelphia
30th, Brig Polly, Bigby, Kingston, Ja.
Sch'r Fame, Caldwell, t 'Halifax;
' May li--4it ig Ulyssis, Ilutchins, St.Thorna9
' 2d, Sch'r Federal, Sergeant, yest-Indies
'-3d, Sch'rPolly, SeUew, : V Boston.
Sch'r Aurora, Eee, ' ' New-York:
' Hiram, Bostwic,k, ; , , Gauduloupe
- J)ucl-Yesterday morning at jday-break,1
two kemsJhteTBrtiJiciatJjristi and the -other.aCrma5ZJ5cfor,
mei in Cannonbury
fields, attended by 'theirv seconds, to fight a
duel, in consequence of the former having
dejrraded thtfprofession of the latter by the
appellation of Qiack. The parties tired with
out, ot course, doing any nnschiei,:the pis-,
tolsbeinj loaded with powde'r only, and in
the" second fire the Doctor appeared covered
with blood and actually, exclaimed "I am a
dead man .The pistol as loaded with blood,
but the joke was carried to such a length,
thai the Doctor was put to bed, when he ar
ranged his family matters.
'.'.''" London pap.
NOTICE.
H
AVING obl ii'ra m the three laft
iiapers an a lvei ;ifement by ,13enja-
nun,Stnith-.offerlne lor Ta'e .f among o-
ther property,) " a nde f. amp trart be
tween Old To n and Clarendon." I
think it pioper to inform the public thai
Gen.tSmith owis nofuch Lud ; having
conveyed t James Ctfon all his Lands
between MalUryCfi'ok and Old .Town
Mai tation agreeably to whiv'h Deed, 1
now poiH fs that Land, k
Aoy pufons" wilhii'g fiir'tlier'informa-.
tioc may' fatisfy tncriiicives l,y perufirig'
faid Deed which is in my pofTeifion.
. Wi'mi'nmon, A rl' Ki,!tHo6. iw.
. l or bale,
IIOUL'.ro L.t South Waft.
A
.'r.K'on, tiiLrJv Gtuatcd lora Ta-
vi in and b'orc ; the home is roomy and
.well c-'colared on ihe prenufes is a Hore
houft ant other ncceifary om houfe, alfo
i.i excellent garden 'fpot under fence, t
For lerms apply t
ALLEN SLOAN.
' South Wadiingteit, May 6, 1806.
1
UK Stibsc liber
informs his Customers
and the Tublic ii. general, that he has re
moved to hi lorWier llou'e, the second at the
corner oi Market diul 1 rnnt-strects, where '
the Harber's btislnf n will be carried on a ti-
sual, aud solicit '.lie fav hat has been for
merly shewn h'm.
PHihp Razoadi
Vi)mington, May 6, i3C6.
Notice is ht.-rt by riven
fTO ail m il every1 pt.rU i r pcrfonn, of
I havirivany 'l,iir'2i .ttii Junt Alii.
ltr mv wile, in licr giving any Deem,
.,':u- ' Put . ..I . .... i....-:
,t in-, inn. v i u.it, vi .i j I'liin
this date, tt'C SQtUday cf Apit!, jSoO-
taiii . k . ...ai. A - .ii a
ni i ntrvny twin t r iwcwarn an anj e
verv rcrfoit tr rrrfpns. it liavluc av
Vcaliiitt with her o li4i oi;ring cr, ur.tlcr
jthe ptiipliy o( ihr law.Tlie rcafon I adV
;. I : L ' n i .i
vertuencrr. occaitie mo Ijki Hie woul.l
leivcme iiul rit m ticpcity to herd-
. cUr childrtA ami lcac me and my young
crchi'drtn toUSTaf. t
JOHN MILLER.
"1) HOKE rrifon In this County on iK
V ruh- of ihet 33 b of Apii!, a man
U caurhitr.fell Itirn Hjut, fjyt he
was born in the (late 01 Niw.Vmk ; he
it a flout well built fellow,, of about five
feet trn inch h'gh, had ro particular
marli.ai wc lencmber of tie flo!
commiticj on a charge uf robbery.
, A reward ot Twenty.Flie Dolliri will
be paid for tpf ichetiding and returning
him to prifon. . '
.... L.-ELLIS, JtUsr.
-'Onflow County, MiytVlfco.
For Sale at Public Auction,
On Sitturday tht tf Mfymxk,
API ECK of Land, on Topfait Sound
containing one, hundred and tweni y
acrci, about fifteen tni'ci from Wilmin?.
too, the propartv df the late Lewir Hinti,
ceccafeJ. Six tnonthi credit will be g
ten, withapproieJ fccurlry. ' '
Michael Hinci. .
Wilmln(tonv April 39) i8oda'
For Salcy '
A Likely Ke.toGitt,f abouV Eftcta
yean of age fof tetpa inolyio
Iff id GWlThoo not Vt foil before
4 tnleirc 5v
tn(eirc Syotf 1oiCoui lh wl then U
V1 l!P,!fliri;r tottttircO bid.
. J; P.
'Apia j.
FOR SAIiE;e:, I
'fti the iftkjnsuiw'dl be told al auction;
V tlieIot where the subscriber! kept their "
Store previous to the fire,, with one half of the
adjoining wallspaxmenito; be made 'irC2,
4, 6 & 112 moltra"by notes payable and nego
. eiablfc at the Bank, witj an approved endor
ser.'' - .,X:"'( ,. ; . ;. .''"'V Vk'
, , WILLKINGS, SCOtT & CO.
.. May.6,..loi5v 2w. ., , ,f , ' -:
MADEIRA WINK, : ;
Gin of good quality.in pipes, - i '
Ticklenburg,., ":" '; ; ! ' ; ' :-. ';;
Bagging, and ' X '4" J v ''
Uritanias, b'y the' piece-for file by '
' James Fleming. '
Wilmington', April 2Q. t : .
Terv Dollars Reward.
RUN-AWAY from the fnbfcriber.'a .
negro fellow bthe ; .name bf JOHN ;
he is about five feet ten or eleven tnches
high, likely and well made, being a car
penter by. t'raue ana naving worneu tor
lome time patt in town, it is prouaoiQ
that he may lutk within the fame. Tbd .
above reward will be paid to any pet ton
who will deliver him to me at my Planta
tion, or confine himin Jail fo that i get
him. . r
JrtHN'POPSSON.',
Wilmington, April 15, l06i
TO PRINTERS.
rr,HR subscriber-being desirous 01 relin-
(luishmg the business ot rrtntme, will
sell, in whole orinpart, THE ESTABLISH-
MENTofthe WILMINGTON (JAZETTU
on terms far below its value, and on a liberal
crwJii. This establishment is equally if noC
mui-cf roduciivcofrealprofitthan ar.y otlierof
the kind in this Stale, the oflice is supplied with
. i '. ...j, : i .. p 1
niuieriaiysuiucieiu iof 111c extension 01 uusi
ness, Scthe'situationiseligiblefoi Book-Printing
and Hinding, it beiii our most conside
rublc Seaport, imd the Mart of an extensive
and rich back countrv.
A particular description of the quautity and
quality of the printing Apparatus is unneees
ary here, as-on application by post cr other
wise, it will be rtirimued, and the ostensible!
conditions of sale made known.
Al.LMAND HALL.
Wilmington, North Carolina,
' ' April 1st, I8O0.
rl1iiE Subscriber being determined toesta-
bliidi an , iri'.ine iiHleieiidcnt of the :,
fares,' anxieties and disappointments utitiri-"
diiift expectations from Negro Labour, iv
willing to di"0t! of the following Property ;
and will receive payment principally in Uanlc
Slock.
The Urick House in Market Street, now
occupied by Mciurs. Hooper and ltclleU.
A Lot in Mm vVn's or Q
ly optKisite 10 the ab vc.
A Lot in Marst'i'ii'sor Quincu's alley, n
Rear-
A. Lot in L)ock-.v.r?et,
westward of Capt. Scott.
adjciniiig 1 to and -
The Plantation and Lnds late the proper
ty of Col. James l!ead including a (it ist and
Saw Mill.Vplenty of wcS; liir.U red land and a
birgebody of prime Tide Swamp in the very
bent pitch of the tide and perfectly free from
freshes. ' .
A Tide Swamp Tract between Old Town
and Clarendon.
A Tract of I .and joining Rowan containing
3 so acres, part bfwhUh U Cypres timbered
land and the Swamp very fertile.
Sturgeon Creek Plantation where John.
Jtoots formerly lived. . ' .
luoo acres on the North east ltiver, at
Mail LluIT. . ,
, BENJAMIN SMITH.
April 1 5th, 1306. .;
Wanted . .
I FREIGHT to r.Mla.Wphla for about
. Five llunlrpd cubic feet, confiding of
fevcral boaea of fire arms.
Apply to the" Piirter ci thirubRtibef.
JOSEPH G. SWIFT, '
l.f Commcndant.
F&t Johnston, April l .'.. ,
Tor Sale,
6 tO acres of land on the west su!e
ct'Cachejr Hiver. Cti.attd bet ween Hl
leput and the Sand Hill, about nine mifci
fiom Town. Tht futaiion it hindfomo
ind flrafaM, being 'tbruf upon tltt liver,
and utcrdsihenon about awMc., The
lane) ,ti well tlmbcrtd anj an excellent
place for range, both for Cattre and llogi,
About forty actei Rica land, andfonio
.higUMatCioo tht river, which can m
drained. Alfo 150 acrci well timbeieJ
land ion Wood'a Crctk, which It well
known ait qooJ place for tarre. Tho
ttrmi of fale art Ux tnonthi crcit for occ
half, ira.1 twefvt monthi Tor the other,
I f fnt laid taaJi OimiU cot bt Told before
tht fitfttSay oTthe rnfuirg Suilor Cooit
ihtt will ihtn le fold at Vendue. .
I v , t JOHN NlTT.
For Sale
. A DOU13LK CHAIR,
WUniagtcp, Mcb it, if.
A